These workshops were made for you! Choose one: AMMI, CHIEF, and Leading will be held Dec. 7-11. Register today.
Register for the second session on inclusive hiring practices in NACAC's new, four-part antiracist education series.
Save the date for the next monthly program on Dec. 15 featuring sessions on student communications.
Announcements
In a historic moment for NACAC, a university president will be joined by a former member of the Obama Administration as appointed members of the NACAC Board of Directors.
Learn moreNACAC, in partnership with the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA), announced a wide-ranging initiative to reimagine college admission and financial aid systems to better promote racial equity in US higher education.
See press releaseIf a postsecondary education is the key to prosperity and social mobility, then access to college should be considered a basic human right, argues "Roadmap for Change: Reimagining US Higher Education as a Public Good," a new document from NACAC.
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Explore campus diversity, multicultural recruitment, and more.
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Todd Rinehart, in his first message as NACAC president, notes that members are simultaneously managing three pandemics — health, racial, and economic. In outlining what NACAC needs to do now, he notes that serving students as our guiding principle will lead us to better places.
Read MoreNACAC has provided me with a network of support with professionals that encounter and overcome many of the same challenges I deal with every day. Having access to these mentors and leaders makes me feel more motivated about the work we do in admission and navigating these challenges is essential for staying in the field and achieving professional growth.
NACAC has allowed me to create professional relationships with colleagues across the world and I know that I can pick up the phone and call any NACAC member to help me in guiding a student properly or to simply listen when things can feel unfair in the college admission process. I am so grateful for the continued conversations on hard topics that affect our students.
NACAC has provided me the opportunity to connect with leaders in our field, to establish relationships, and to acquire knowledge that has allowed me to grow professionally. For me, NACAC is a trusted resource that provides valuable information at every level of your career, a professional roadmap of sorts.